well it is weird, but strangely cute. On the right person it might be nice.
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Originally Posted by Jemima
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well it is weird, but strangely cute. On the right person it might be nice.
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Originally Posted by Jemima
Makes my skin crawl, this sort of stuff.
I heard recently that Lisa Rinna had her trout lip implants removed.
I'll never understand beautiful people playing around with natural beauty and attributes.
Uh-ugh, no, not telling DH about that! :laff:Quote:
Originally Posted by axis9313
Self image issues of course. Nothing wrong with this though.
As I get older my lips seem thinner. I wouldn't mind just a TEENY bit plumper, nothing dramatic. At the rate they are going, they will soon almost vanish.
I've always had thing lips and now that I am 55, they are truly disappearing. Too chicken to do anything drastic........
I feel the same way, and often times find myself wondering where the line is. Do you consider make-up artificial? Hair coloring? Hair styling products?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs-M
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Originally posted by Mrs-M.
I don't fancy anything artificial or superficial. Keep it natural is my adage.
Yes, I do, anything altering or changing is artificial, i.e. makeup, hair-colouring agents/dyes, styling gels/hairsprays, etc, but, IMO, it's when people permanently alter their natural born features to resemble something else or obliterate them entirely from ones natural genetic makeup, now that's artificial!Quote:
Originally posted by Reyes.
I feel the same way, and often times find myself wondering where the line is. Do you consider make-up artificial? Hair coloring? Hair styling products?